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An update on competition law in the financial services sector
Practice Area: EU Competition Law
Sector: Business services
Jurisdiction: England & Wales
Published: 27 April 2010
Law Firm: Stephenson Harwood
Overview
A briefing by Stephenson Harwood taking a closer look at the latest developments affecting competition law in the financial services sector. This edition includes:
- UK: Personal Current Account and PPI markets still under antitrust microscope;
- EU: Commission expresses view on bank fees under SEPA Direct Debit scheme; and
- State aid: EU “closes chapter” of Government-funded UK bank restructuring.
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